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Experian · Santiago, Chile

Data Consultant

Santiago, ChileFull-timeData & Analytics

Listed on Experian’s official careers site. Posted May 22, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

You will manage main Data Management client relationships to help Experian's data furnishers maintain the quality of their reported data. The Data Consultant will collaborate and consult with important partners to identify needs and opportunities for improved data management, translating our needs into analytics requirements data management as a result.

Responsibilities

First contact for our data furnishers on data reporting and data integrity; includes education on best practices in data reporting

  • Consult on Data Integrity Services products (Metric
  • Report and DataArc) for our smaller clients and products
  • Navigate a complex business environment and work with important partners in Marketing, Sales, and Data Management to support data reporting integrity You will report to: DIS Consulting Manager

Qualifications

Excellent written and verbal English skills 2+ years of experience in client support Experience analyzing results and translating into relevant presentations for diverse audiences Experience with the Credit Reporting Resource Guide Strong (Word, Excel (can perform complex functions) , PowerPoint) Financial industry knowledge Experience working with data warehouse or analytical tools for business purposes (Tableau, Alteryx, etc.) Experience with AWS services (e.g., Athena, Glue, SageMaker, etc.)

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